The Common House of Assembly was created to give the common man more of a say in the government. This legislative body was part of various political formations, particularly in colonial and early republic contexts, aimed at providing a voice to ordinary citizens in the governance process. Women, while historically marginalized in political roles, were not the primary focus of the establishment of such assemblies.
The Common House of Assembly was created to give who more of a say in the government?
The common man
Women
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